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  • 29/10/2019 at 1:05 pm in reply to: Surgical Scrubs, food and drink and Theatre/Interventional Areas #75951
    Holly Dodd
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    We use disposable Scrubs vending machines here, which work all.

    The Company Rep must purchase a pair before entering to the Theatre complex, and it aids identifying company reps in the Theatres.

    Kind regards,
    Holly
    Holly Dodd
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    Thanks Steven

    I think reusable hats would be problematic in some facilities where they have been banned (ACORN recommendation).

    My OT NUM noted that some facilities have disposable scrub ‘vending machines’ from which company reps purchase scrubs to wear. Maybe that is something the industry could review as an option?

    Cheers
    Michael

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    Michael,

    Yes , it is understood that a fresh set per department (even within the same hospital) would be required. This would be our policy
    As indicated, we are also exploring the disposable option, or even reusable branded hats, and hospital issued scrubs.

    Best regards / Mit freundlichen Gren

    Steven Doak

    Marketing Manager
    Hospital Consumables & Accessories

    Draeger Australia Pty. Ltd.
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    Notting Hill VIC 3168
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    Apologies, Steven, I forgot to ask you to fully identify yourself before I approved this post, although I am sure you are an employee of Draeger…

    My response to this idea would be that it would not fit neatly into out scrub uniform policy. We require any person entering the OR suite to change out of clothes that are worn outside the hospital buildings into freshly laundered scrubs. Company reps would need to bring their freshly laundered scrubs with them to change into, and if they visited many hospital in a day this would be problematic.

    It is a good idea for identification of company reps, but maybe not with specific scrubs.

    Will be interested in further comments, though.

    Cheers
    Michael

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    Afternoon All

    We are considering “company scrubs” , branded, to help identify company reps who often work in direct clinical areas where scrubs are worn , especially in the OR.
    We would like the group verdict on this proposal.
    Issues already considered

    Clean and correctly fitted scrubs

    Regular laundry , with several sets per rep.

    Disposable scrubs? …

    Best regards / Mit freundlichen Gren

    Steven Doak

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    Hi Marija

    Yes, an old chestnut, still causing issues. I have to say upfront, though, that the evidence that scrubs make any difference (in any setting) to reduce infection risk is pretty non-existent. So I consider more an staff aesthetics and protection of clothing issue than an infection n prevention one.

    1. Wearing of scrubs in endo and for bronchs is not universal, but staff have the option, when they are done outside the main theatre suite.

    2. Bone marrow often biopsied in the ward, and no one has scrubs on. Some are done in Cath lab procedure room, but even then the proceduralists (who is not a cath lab staff member) wears scrubs – they may have a cover gown on rather than scrubs.

    3. We have a policy that scrubs are only changed if visibly soiled, or after leaving and re-entering the building (eg walking between hospitals). No cover gowns required when visiting wards, etc, but we try and stop them visiting wards with visibly soiled scrubs!

    4. We have designated tea rooms in all procedural areas, so not food outside of these. Staff may have a designated, labelled water bottle (we prefer the non-spill type) within the theatre suite, but not in the actual theatres (difficult to stop our visiting anaesthetists from bringing their drinks in their case and tipping then under their masks during procedures, though… ).

    I think because of lack of ‘evidence’ to support any position this will always remain a controversial topic!

    Cheers
    Michael

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    Good afternoon all,

    This might be the chestnut that keeps giving but I am just wondering what practices are in place at your healthcare facilities with regard to:

    1. The wearing of surgical scrubs for endoscopy, bone marrow biopsy, interventional radiology, thoracic procedure areas which may be co-located within general surgical suite/ zone?

    2. Staff changing their scrubs when leaving and re-entering the theatre?

    3. Staff consumption of food and beverages within the theatre areas including recovery nurses station?

    I know it seems common sense and standards are available, but we are constantly informed to provide the evidence. Just wanting to benchmark with other HCF.

    Any feedback/comments greatly appreciated.

    Kind Regards

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    10/04/2018 at 9:50 am in reply to: Disposable curtains #74416
    Holly Dodd
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    Hi Kathy,

    Good question. I have just checked that the disposable curtains which we have here, have been tested against different strains of Flu.

    Happy to forward you the information,

    Kind Regards,

    Holly

    Holly Dodd
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    Subject: Re: Disposable curtains

    I also have a question in regards to Influenza.
    None of the curtains claim to be effective against Influenza do you replace curtains for these patients or stay with the schedule??

    Kathy McDowell
    Clinical Nurse Consultant | Infection Prevention And Control Service (IPACS)
    Blacktown and Mount Druitt hospitals
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    Subject: Re: Disposable curtains

    Hi All

    We have had our disposable curtains for about 3 years now. The decision we made following an actual trial in high risk MRO areas where the curtains were left for a period of 7months and then tested with no growth (VRE or MRSA or other except an ESBL in ICU:

    1. 6months for high to medium to high risk areas (which would be most of our ED, acute wards and peri-op here.

    2. 12months for low risk areas (outpatient departments and clinics.

    We only came out with this after an actual trial to support claims made by the supplier. I would recommend there are a whole lot of different brands out there so be careful when deciding I have observed some questionable advertising.

    Kind Regards
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    We replace every 12 months.
    The exception being if its a CRO patient, or an outbreak then changed on discharge.

    Kind Regards

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    Every 6 months

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    For those of you who use disposable curtains, would you share your curtain change schedule with me?
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